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TUESbAY, MAY 4, 1926.
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Stand Several Good Scraps Are Scheduled—Rim Ililiis tilltl
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. ed Splendid“— Form-:Eddie Quinn Was Second— COURT FIVE ’ fienevliryan In Final Clash Gold ll (H h lines ’10
~ 0 Savers Won 15 Games and Lost Seven - _ Today , Gaines e Inner.
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M series To the Red Men‘ Selects What He Think! 15 N ti 1 L. The timil amateur boxing allow ind: hits it nm. by . my i-lI l m l
I OBI I‘M of the. neuron will be staged at the mnko n llli mil. illI in; >-
m Combo Life Gutrdl closed learns. In tho Stamtord some be But Basketball Team In Philadei hie at New To k “MW armory thin “Wm". mew," Thom “m I”. 1,1,“- hr ,W W I y
. m: hllkotbnll anon with won the game for the Lock City This Section. Bo ‘0 ”In kl ' r ' bouts. a battle royal and an exliihi- hand for ti;-- rlli'v‘ i -.-t i. .. {It
I 13"!“ “V“ 4'1““- team with " basket m the “a hawk (inaclnnnat “:03! m’u" lion between the )lnlon twins will the \\'i“.‘ill"|It "\ ' in z; r t-t .I
- m McMahon VII the hi )1 minutes of the game. Charlie Mnhonn‘. popular sport! I . ' rumplrte the card. The show. which rI-aidy to 1:” (ill il.I I -I i ll
. 0‘ ll: m with 180 l’ The Guards will put. 1 tom on official. who refereed mnliy basket- American L08 0 “m", at 8:15, in ,0, ”1“ ”mm 01 Y!“- Jmlnny 1mm... \1 MIN .i . ,. .
swim sari“ fro ”it? the floor uain next. year with Bow b3" games i“ ““5 ”0““ °' the ‘u Lilli Kellen. H. local man. 'ied l'OINlIIIll ~~ .‘l l - ,. \'.I
~ m ° dd 8- Tudor u mamur- om has selected New York at. Philadelphia. The tinar bout of the card Iilu i-Ie port.
Cw‘ “m“- Stratford “Blow The individual averages areast‘ol- 3:“ 3:20:33 ybask'etbnll team Washington gt, Boston. a. ronl hard bnttir. Iloy Davin, of The and... t.“ t: . I i «.1 l
' w film “4 ““3090" K" lows: Charlie 1. slsoasporis writer. on the St. Louis at. Cleveland. ,thI» “'cntport Y. til. it“. A. boxing .lilck Anon-mu Jill!) in» ii .I». i . .
'3 “"9994 their only “flu G. F. Pia. stat! of The Bridgeport Herald Detroit at Chienxo. ionm_ rind Gene Brynn. or East .‘x'or- of l‘ni Inim's lvm-p; .i..;_In , l:.I
Gm.m;a§°:v:‘l:cunutfi E' MCM‘M" 58 6‘ 180 The basketball omcial selects Bill -—--- milk. lltf'lilOlOl’N‘: linfl‘ll. “gildr‘fillliulin; i'rlrnnit-Y .\I>I nIiI.Hll.II i lullHl'" l'
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ending with .n even break E' QM” :9 :3 137 Court of the horwalk Red Men. Eastern LOIQHO 'LI 1 iii '|ll1nn“10‘: etnl r.e :I‘i‘t’ it‘s l-‘i-hlnk «Juii'l i 1‘ ill ‘ "i .
1" “Mn” '9 1 5 Herb Hart of the Bridreport Kacey: Albany at Hartford. “0“ “ "mm r 1' - g: 8 .. . ' .: , ..
I M H. Quinn .57 33 87 : match those two boys had. Thi- 'linillv. Jll‘ilnl i..: ='-:~
> and Eddie McMahon of tho Compo New Haven at Pittstield. ,
”on Mk“ a” "W?! oi P. Drilcoll 22 16 60 Li! Guards as forwardl- Gear‘s Providence u Bridgeport. lighttonight will settle the argument \oiiilt: l‘wem, .: II '.; .1 .. _ l' l .
”mu t° basketball Nd, Soofield ll 7 25 om ftho Red Men and Einmtord Waterbury at Springfield. us to which lad is the best. A gold drew :IlI-lIlu r, \I im Ii :1 l .'
“3 out 0: the am {01' t'70 Darby ' 9 d 22 Sml. :3 his choice for center with - . \mtoh is the prize. and both lads ore Doors in :i i" I I lit "will.
" 30 pk?“ nitric nine upon Cullen 2 2 8 Blue! . . d M nd Intemtion’sl LOG . BILL HILL, LEI-‘1', AND ELMEB GERKIN anxious to wear the piece. of vaclry .\ fI‘-i\' i‘lil‘rltE-i ilI ix'l :.lI In: 1
- mm ‘0 a“ lineuv- Mllkm 3 0 6 Clayton lMcGran. sfibstitutzncer‘itor T if i. R t gue . ' iii their rest litter the allow. and it is I \l-- . l» l "a i' .i .. . I
Iouon also marked the rs- Kacey payer. M .frssy C y . oohes er. There track stars lint-crouch to smile. And this drepilc the fact Th“ Willi-"Ml “i” brim: iris-"her WWII “Ill -'v'=- '! ‘qu
ot Ken Sooneld Scoti id and 3"“‘1' T” 9”" “mm” ”° Mm” “ T°"°’"°‘ f‘hnrlic Middleton and.” \lctiulnm illulii. “int I. \I u i.
.m Dllyinz basketball for :he C. L- G. 2446—13”: 15"! Fl“: :3 Paddy Drlscoll. ot'tho Compo Lite llaltiniore at Syracuse. ‘.‘ their team (California) “as defeated in the recent moot with Stanford. rm mé‘flmnm u; light ‘JWW X”; ,H “:1 WM “WWW. J, W,‘ H, I
‘ yous. He is :tveteran phy- “:52; Cliezter‘e :3 Guards. M“ ““1”“ °‘ the my“? Reading “t Buflslo. V Hill establifllcd it new mcct. record for the pole-vault. clearing l2 it., for the “mm”, mm,,_,nm.mm mm. “m rm W. 1mm. 1. .\ll ‘
in has played against some of 29—Smmtord Five 2;, pgrtthEBIl-idgetbo’lt idiot-1.9m °“° 11 3-1 in. it-‘crkin bettered the discus mark, tossing the Mllt'cr Hit it. r‘humplonshiv in New Milford «1 work under 1 . iI II .; ~ .3 -. . :_ W,
but men in the game including —‘Iew Canaan “4 o ' - o 9 in Their " ‘ ' . from Friday. ioth lads are in fine or \\‘I‘lli)'-li.- Iva:
- ‘ ‘ ' - . lltliol'llllllllcs here two of the outstanding features of th( .. I” ‘
‘nolm Ind John Beckmnn. o Other selection! “ill follow in in II tan 8 gllnpe and hope. to win the battle this i ll.I i. Mi: ~ 1. u | l iI .’ ,-
. McMahon aboard up bet- istfizgvfifimfiig no. :1 ture issues °f Th‘ Evening Sentinel. g ClflSh- evening. A gold watch also will be bouts tonuzlu. l“... min . .. .‘l
W flu then over. He was “Ii-Bi mfo d Five 39 1““ “m" m “MN m ”end 1" N u 31 L iliI‘: prize to.- this bout. "’l'oot" no“... sail-i. x».
.- ”ed in mid-season with an :— a‘ 3 .. their opinions on county teams. ‘ on “Sue The program will Optn unit the rind \i'illiani 1:. “ulnur. I:' ‘
Itoe. That slowed him up igiizaitaefizlon in which “'1” be “1““:th in The Sen- B kl l“: I.‘ IT‘ RWALK WILL rcturn of the two Nornnlk Ploani- i-anlng .K'viiliuI l, I‘!; um ii i ~
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glitfgg‘l‘tgz 201:0: iron; flo—stamiord Blues 21‘» tincl. Chicago 10 T .333 |.nles ”'9 “1”" mm" 0” °l ( m” '9 “F "H
M e urne :lz‘wlludson Essex 21 Cincinnati 10 7 .588 '
the early part of the m- 26—liudson Essex to New York to .\ .550 i it 7?
24~Stratiord Legion 2i) ' Philadelphia '..... 9 lo .474 .
i0 MoMflion and “Bi: Ed" L’s—Stratmrd Legion 21 . St. Louis .......1 s ii .421 .
{Moduli}?! buketiifiall. but i5—White Plains I 20 Pittsburgh 8 ii .421.
to no t e stars ey were :::—~Red Men 3 Boston a 1:: .:;:::;‘ E
‘lnwoul year. Both seemed to flit—Kaceys 24! | i
' during che middle of the. :lO—Red Men 34 ' American League ’ , ' ‘
"er Ill in made two ‘3.”— - Form “("l'l'N‘F. i
plan during‘ the season. He H-333?” £0 The teachers ot_ the Dehloit’e New York I“ 1‘ [Hydi This has i. on .-I most unusual D V0 Horton In the out.i Harry F. Corr. Fairneld sports~i Tho \Mstpiut 1.:l. I: .i .
- two field oats f l ""—— . 50,1001 and the l\or\\’alk' public I ' - l l)nSi‘lillll t‘li‘clis nsido from a - i . . , . ,
I 01' opposng .. Kacc s Ch . 1.4 I am. sprint: n , . r e. _, .I ., .
l 15 A e t “33° ' " P I mini, is ready to out r a team in ball team ilt'lll n . ii, .. .. ,
‘ . _ schools will battle at musom n Cleveland il 7.61l the cold \\'t’ttllli.‘l‘. field —HUdSOHS a Y ‘ i , ‘ ti id thi (“v 1““.an n (1., I,.
, Park this afternoon in the first ““3“an ..... 11 ,, 3—7.. in tho (ixliililiiui‘i guinea the Bon- Here Again Sunday the Tnilight league. n to r c s . I n“. . i i.
defiant A8k?3lo Atgeml - will}; 0‘ "1": “first; i d [or 3-30 Detroit , s in m to“ Ill‘ln't‘i \\t‘l'tl the sensation or ' Sinsoni. lilianlagerjCorrl 1112‘s a :ltlrong glihi-riili’t-urml. Hlli :3; hr ‘l‘wl '1': i-
nveiling H l f l ' ' 0 sumo 3 5° 9 "9 " ' philadelpllitl 7 .' .368 the Florida Grain-fruit cirmit while .. , ,.. . _ team n mn iin prom y W 1150 ' . .. f.
w 8 atts mg e p u nts The 9““ “m be We“ ‘° ”‘° “bl“: Boston o i: .333 the I’hlllics linil li‘mllilt‘ winning .1 MM"? LLmi “3"1I'n'fi-‘f Chill. "W“ ”t ”‘9 “mm “”41”“ ’1'“ "‘f ‘ ' 1h” l ‘3 "mi” “”5”
"n “M a. ”YE“ CWWd ‘3 “"9“:th °‘"' . .. c it .300 n o from all body. paw pn‘h" 0‘ l m ‘ m ‘ ' . Rion players in his outlit. Accord. W" ”M 51““ ("1 l'”'“”"' “i '1 1‘ ‘ '
- Imive Snell (Rap) or BY 5“ L°““' - ' m” 3 m l ' - l i t it . )rcrrntnnd ghcn . t .. i i- - .
Y ' to witness the clash. Tho Dehlotte M” with the sinlt of the fit‘llSOl‘l. the min "N or I” 1“? ,1 '-r Edward ing to present plans the name of -‘ im‘ml‘icmijn 1 Nil ‘M
W or". accompanied by John F. Golf- S team will be forced to call upon a Baum League Phillios ,mmmmhnv “mm. mm ”min iothot chum»,~ l. linings. American L‘flou Wm M dropped "Hirer-X: .’l‘.vvt ,élLVll‘ll‘Llidh “12...... .
"and Charles H. Harrington mg tars tow a! the students to complete :1 W I, 1.0. game, “on column “line ihi l'-l;l\"Ia| ”'"mg “WWW“ °; um um from the team. Several servicemenI f7}?! 9:. f1“? “'i".‘,‘.l‘;‘\"‘,'",.‘ '_ " t
.. nut" n, y" called at the nine. The public school faculty nine Providence ...... ii 1 ,1-17 I 8””de er‘mm ”WW“. i )lillni appimtdmlii its "a £200) have objected as the Ingicn $018 ”0‘. a.“ onulaimiltn .ni {'41. 1‘..‘I‘.‘.‘
‘30“... April 23' to invite WALTER HAGEN— will have :1 wide pick its they will Springfield 5. ;; _:.=.ol The St Louis (.‘nrdinniei urn r win-'01 5"?dal'112'1 v “0:“th g'n‘l benefit. from the team and do”; notI “(llll‘l'il' ‘H‘ “:3“; | I ‘\.
-t Coolidge, they said. to at- - WATCH FOOT ACTION bring on all tho "1°" teachers in Bridgeport 'i‘ 4 .61'7 hing :13 straight i'vlliliillon minim! :l‘ql"l";l:‘ft It'll"; [1323: bril‘o‘ro ‘ihl- even place the nine on the NHL \‘in-nldti-l “mi 3 ,m ' 5... -. h
the ceremonies at Plattsburg. the city. \lbany ti o .soo came home to nli‘l'i the St. Louis ‘ , - 3‘, '_' Manager Corr was ready to put a 1:. I at. “I I' , m. ,
lb: 11. incident to unveiling Be sure that you are out properly Both sides are. expected to have a :N'cw Huron o h goo urotv no in .1 int) i?! illll) slillilfl t‘iji rios. I htllllcll‘ldtjtlllrf‘g’lli“std“:‘gfllwmlfimrIx:- tram in the NYCO League. Al- ‘ ”1:“: :Im‘ “1‘1"" 'l'hI- m, .‘1 Wm M.
. mat to Commander Mc- before attempting to hit "10 blll- large “”118 of ”00““ in hand for Hartford ........ 5 T .li7 i The lilouns hon lmill ioniiwls 2:1‘ . Lang: 111:}; on ' though he could have given the inns; “in m 5in n. l 1 h .\ “Swim”
' who commanded 1‘19 Th” feet play an ‘mportant pa" in the gamo and some “any way- Waterbury "H" 2 I” '1‘: “'ilh H“ OWN“: of ”1C NEH!" Dub ilori‘on‘ “ill also in? kt pi [W a classy nine to represent Pairtlrld.; tlisl. .lln. ii: l .\:i: w .‘.l r I.
naval forces on Lake the address 0! the bail. in the back “0 “MW! {0" at ”1° “ume- "‘0 Pittsticid l 10 .091 season the nttiIliniis rosumrd their ”W'Vim lks mm plum) a “We The Fairtleid team has hem one of Salli (ll‘t'EPJIIN :.' i.-,Il l i
. . in theiast naval battle of SWINE. the top of the solo: and st plihii: school teachers are glad that -———~—-.~ winning \\';l.\’:l ninir- th- lirun‘ns lost ‘ i ‘1‘“ “.l‘l M ”m 10ml; the strongest in the county for the 31. \Lihnn lit innil. ' IIui'i- . 1 i
of 1313, the finish. Some pros have gone so ”10 Sum” ‘5 ”9“"; singed "“5 ““1“ International League five straight. E‘ZESLHH “:1 (‘OllliCCiP‘ll for two hits past three years and mnkta any np- :m 1011,. 1;. . I“ .‘ 1:1“ ml .\i -\', .
tar as to say that the action of the That will glvn them the vacation W 1, p(—._ then the norm thumps tht Pitts-i :me helm: a (.01: NE “W work 1m: pom“ 8er may to 8m). m we Lou‘s x mm. ““1 if.,:i.lI! s .;.
feet Is everything. Th" 1‘ Mt '1' °{ “Wm 1° rest up in. Baltimore l'.‘ .' .857 butgh Piruhk. i H :i \il‘iim to Him ‘ ‘ d 1‘ r bl running .‘ir. Carr also promotes Thcri- .wto s-Vvi‘il i-I-r . It
' . . . course, but Without the proper' foot . _ Toronto ......... ll it .647 {teak rbring and than all ot‘ limited-g {WET}: ‘l’irtilfainrltnglzllal‘ beertiirgxiath: pgskntbnll in Fairfirld. . may rot. in”) tin L' I' .I "
Amateur Bouts movement there ‘5 no chance {01' “10 Higher Rad Fare Awalts Rochester .._. .. ii .3 ,ulfi intclt gout ' out in trout huvo been cluh lb ' ,..__- ————«_........ ._._... ""~"-"“~'—"“”" ...-
.- . beginner to get very far in learning nutfn'lo 1U v .6116 trailing tiom tit. tat-.t ; , . . .. , . .-
. 018 game. 1926 Tourist In France Néwnrl' 7 I. 4“ _ , , 1 ill lti‘ll\\d.‘. the first baseman 0.
Foot action is not. only essential ‘ “NH” - II ' .0 . jtllo Norvxallis, will not play Sunday.’ . .
- S rueuso ........ o J IiU .‘lmo \arlcty. . _ V, . .- , . Bdismell
_ NORWALK in golf. but in every line of sport PARIS—Summer vacations in szy City 7 12.35" Spud L mm“ ”mm m boron“) 3.11mi...» is tnhtni, part in. the third Leading
ARMORY that I know of. I used to play base~ France will he more expensive for Reading 3 13 .133; promhm ”Nor m “MM”; .1 mu_,dtgreo initial")? iltt l1h(:,t‘;1)ullir.\ul- Ill Major Lead ucs
ball in my youth and reached the tourists this year with 3, new 10 ‘ ‘ " ‘ lnnlk (our: 0 no, in; is o Co- _,,_
' ' ilor lmqu- 1)l‘lll‘l.’llli. M . . _. H >
a Evenin M 4 :giigészggx Ibgl‘ldaboddzbil‘ie between ?" cent1 increase in all rai‘lJi-olald , .por 11th or mow v. me :thd has; 1:123“: "Shitty Siteftif'flll‘iili‘lluntl-p i,.\.~rlI:l:\ il‘i‘itii i‘:I l
‘0 - area so its nto effort, pro my Y J R .. .. ‘ a . _ . t. . i t 't
. y g’ ay I learned the game thoroughly. ”my in May. The new rates will ester ay 8 Chills 311:2“?‘3"Im‘.|‘:1l‘l:;°”“d' ‘1‘“ ‘0 ”Hymnal”; in. lit-tiiL;r.nort mun r.- .‘lui‘l'r. p“... ”it to :1 2i .lim
My 63,6013"! was plichinl’ and I make journeys more than threa "WM” ig‘lflm‘ to be more iuicr~1 turns from lirtrOlt in time. tor iht I llnrr-ie. rm». .. 2 1.; i5! iii 11,-...
D‘miann BRYAN; ”Ont d15°°v°r°d that my feet had ‘l' times as costly as they were in NATIONAL LEAGUE Wrigg‘u'm gm‘mmr'fln thorn “ill hWI C01“"‘“- _ ltodroril. 5|Ii'lllLIJ2 1:: l3 I‘.l .ii:
bmos as much to do with hurling the July 1914. New York. 1!: Philadelphia, 3| 1 “rmwr ‘Il‘rmy m we play .1 Mullimcy notillI-d the. local mun i “mum,“ 3; “MN 3-; u H .435
'~ MIDDLETON gilt fie?” Efnnds'eft hi?! I ‘fourgd The ten per cent increases now Brooklyn. 4; Boston. I ‘ in” WV,” ““i M. m impol‘thnt Mm moment inst wool; that he uould llt‘ in tho hm No 50350“ “MINI llonuan. .\lh... ,, 3t 5 ii I”: .
.' , ' e s ery “3 n t is being prepared by the Minister of Cincinnati. 9; St. Louis. 6. 7. 5,. “Hr-(5., “ll . . .,. . ”3“" tor the. ”me ””5 neck. “0 Johnson. ace of the Washington} “Writer. Wm...” M .‘r 17: AW»
0“!” It!!! on to am “3" I handled my feet. - ‘ “h 1‘ l “ 1 “L “ 3“" will in first if he rciurm \lul- - . . - it on ion
p gr The tielders find this true too P"b“° “0"1‘3- added to those put in Other team! not BChedU‘ed‘ ' tr Ill:t.". tin: lzunt its a method of p y i .. k ' .1 hurling Fla“. has W0" 4‘ Samoa.) ”mm “mm-‘1 "" ' - '
‘ . ’ ' force tho first of the year. make a . . . .q . .I . _ “‘1‘” “°'“’5 ”W m“ “l N" WP “0 losing but 14 In 1934 “Barney” |
. 'lhe first thing a. shortstop or o . , - , rinthilll. ill.t “ill be l‘tSOriCd to by Am m.“ Cll"l'l ”am it ““11“", . ‘ I . . - .
BATTLE ROYAL D baseman is taught is how to stand total of 35 per cent. since January 1' AMERICA) LEAGLT‘ that men while tho hit and run will 9 u ‘ ' ' ‘ y turned in 23 \ieiories against smell 53““- Al. il’..\(.l ‘1 ,
. . . . - - .. ‘ ' ' does not I‘Cllll'l’i Manager Herring .. | (i All It ll l'tI
‘_ H0 receive the ball. The new first-class rates pork out. Philadelphia. S. he“ \orh. u. also continue popular. . .I . h . fl . ‘l Q defeats. Last year he copped .0 ,_ ‘ . _ , n_ ..
at virtually 2 cents per mile. Washington. 6; Boston. 2. Iroidnntailv ”m hum flm will “ill hi my .iliot .01 M t 3.3 man whilc dropping seven again. , Slimonh. ,\. Llii .. it 1.".H’
develand. 3: Si. Louis 1. . ‘, . .' , _ K ., from Bridgeport. in allycaso Horton llornsbp. St. I... lit .8 it on "In.
~ . Detroit. 3: Chicazo. i. ”"9. i‘" ”if" Elwin". til?” . 1“" “‘“l "0 m“ in ”10 ouiih‘ld- There Johnson's best season was in Wilson (ill is 66 in :1 Mil
. . - I “1"". u) “ l “‘0‘ ’0 “mrl’ “0 “”1“ Will be no other changes in the it)”. That. campaizn he iron 36 firmder (in. til it s it; .3“:
.‘ - - . ~ Q EASTERN LEAGUE m A“ ‘; ‘fl‘pl'fnl‘Png 'i' lineup of tho Nuru‘nlks. lung in 47 starts. He was charged Sand. Pliil.....li'i 67 I} 2t .358
V1 een n o a ’ In C an New llaven 3. Albany 0. “1“” ’Ifl .‘f . h w the NM)- TM’ ““5. a” 5“” “1m"; “30‘“ “'"h sewn beatings. Seven. by the ”all?!“ n .wm' 11' ~ 1min).-
Plttstield 5, Hartford 1. tliiiinntl inflow” “ chance to “0‘90 ill-3 wolltii-ri'nl showing made by WW. seems to be a big number Fournicr. Brooklyn“ 1'5.
.- Vaterbur 3. “ 1 WSVN‘MID‘” forms or (“‘1‘ Claude Emmons in the game Sun~ with Sir Walter.
Providence t, \ y ,. 1 q, . . - .. . . .
qwmwdd m Budscpm g, “1““ - ”“33- day. Emmons twirlcd liko a hi; i .\.\fl-.lll(.\\ I.r.\(.'l I.
. . .i - (fl ' '.\'.i league \‘etcl‘nn. He had a” cut-Veg, .ilohrzson 1has fiswdhtho :0 mark it An II it Pt“
. "r , , . M'eys a no. including a fast and 510“. ball. in ce. n or no. e at or into was DURAN. N. Y.. . .t7 til 7 2:0 .453
ueSt. .0: o. e e Vm?:§%?R:£:OLEAGUE > Dom: south when i talked with The Hudson A_ U. of New Haven in mm when he won 32! games, Cohh, Dctrnltulil ,5 9 1 .Hi
:All other saints postponed: rain. “0“”. “mm“ “I’m“ ”W ”mm“ will come in Norwalk to play a. loam: 11‘- Gosiin. “mu. .20 77 i:- 3:: .429
of his club, "'80 ”1°50 h° “'°u'd return mine with the locals Sunday. mun . J7 “3 23 33 J”
, have to beat to win a. pennant. he TI' 1! ' . tl c Nor-walk nrkes APhll. . 11 51 ti 22 .407
AMERICA‘ ASSOCIATE“. remarked to tile. '.e' . my on. and l . s A-B-C CLASSIFIED ADS sell 5° Leader It your ago todnr—
Minnea oils or , [mined (-4 int 14 innings two necks dli b th 1 -
p o.. ..... onset-Quito . "Tth 11“.”th “.1” “1155 Max Carey ‘ _ _ ,_’ rea y Gaul. Cy CXCO '0 OX' SeVl‘l‘Cld, Si. Louis, .150-
Toledo ., J, . 3 it‘ m mm“ H nt 11 f 850 and iinoihoi gloat. battle is ex ceedinzly
5 ”we 3 lm rom ‘ _ ,
potted Sunday.
Milwaukee .................., 18
indisnapolis .. a
Kansas City .................. 12.
Louisville
St Paul Columbus. postponed.
.... ...... ........... 8'
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock
Atlanta.
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‘J‘ l 5
All others postponed. wot Erbunds.
PACIFIC OOASI‘ LEAGUE
l\’o games scheduled.
WESTERN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
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"Carey is the balance wheel of the
bail club and it for any reason he
should not be able to play his us-
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Without Corey in the lineup
Pirates lost six at the first
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To appreciate what. Carey means
to Pittsburgh just so back to the
world series of 1925 and figure.
where the Pirates would have been
without him.
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Anont Groves.
Perhaps Connie Mack will this
your realize on his investment of
$100,000 plus s few cents. the
amount he paid for “Lefty" Groves.
Down south I saw Groves strike-
out nine of the I‘hlllles in fire in-
nings. a great pitching feat for so
early in the season against a. club
noted for its punch.
The other day against
Groves won his first start,
striking out eight men.
There is no question about stuff.
Groves has plenty of it. If he can
get the ball over without letting up
he is going to win a lot of ball
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